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Really? 7-0? Holy crap.......hope they let you have some fun first before they line you boys up and pull the trigger when you get home!
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Were the 100 or so hired-Chinese fans going wild?! I bet they were. Kim Jong might pay them more if they cheer louder.
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I'm actually honestly kind of worried for the North Korean athletes. There's probably a very real chance they will get violently punished/hurt/tortured when they get back to North Korea, and I don't really find that amusing or funny.
The people IN CHARGE OF North Korea are total cunts/bad/ghey. But the impoverished people who just happen to live there/be born there, who are being assfucked into living in that shitty ass quadrillionth-world country, those guys are just unlucky poor bastards who have done nothing wrong to deserve the hell in which they live. I feel sorry for them, as well as this North Korean team, and I very strongly hope they are not harmed by the psychotic fucks who run their country when they return home. :(
I love Asian people (with the exception of Asians who harm Asians (i.e. Kim Jong Il and Co.)), and it troubles me greatly when they are harmed.
I hope beyond all hope that Kim Jong and all the other fuckers in charge of North Korea die ASAP and the North Koreans are freed to go live happily and be hot/sexy again the way their beautiful cousins to the South do.
Human rights
Main article: Human rights in North Korea
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Sneaker-wearing Korean youth walking in Pyongyang.

A uniformed civilian man riding a bicycle in Pyongyang. Uniforms such as this one are part of the national-mandated dress code.
Multiple international human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, accuse North Korea of having one of the worst human rights records of any nation.<SUP id=cite_ref-152 class=reference>[153]</SUP> North Koreans have been referred to as "some of the world's most brutalized people" by Human Rights Watch, due to the severe restrictions placed on their political and economic freedoms.<SUP id=cite_ref-153 class=reference>[154]</SUP>
North Korean defectors have testified to the existence of prison and detention camps with an estimated 150,000 to 200,000 inmates (about 0.85% of the population), and have reported torture, starvation, rape, murder, medical experimentation, forced labour, and forced abortions.<SUP id=cite_ref-hrnk_154-0 class=reference>[155]</SUP> Convicted political prisoners and their families are sent to these camps, where they are prohibited from marrying, required to grow their own food, and cut off from external communication (which was previously allowed). -
Randomly walking around J-town would be safer than going home for these guys












